Bear Market Survival Guide: How to “Make Money Safely” in a Falling Market? A bear market is not a period when you can “only lose money,” but the best time to “accumulate chips” and “develop mental resilience.” Blindly buying the dip will only leave you deeper underwater. The correct strategy is to “focus on defense and act when opportunities arise.” You can use “dollar-cost averaging + grid trading” to reduce your cost basis, earn risk-free returns through “stablecoin investments,” or protect your spot holdings with a “hedging strategy.” Treat the bear market as a “stress test” to evaluate your trading system and mindset. $ETH ‌

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- Ethereum Price Forecast: Fidelity plans to add staking to its ETH ETF amid yield debate. Asset manager Fidelity has filed an application with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to allow staking in its Ethereum (ETH) exchange-traded fund (ETF), the Fidelity Ethereum Fund (FETH), which holds more than $898 million in net assets. Apart from the Ethereum allocated for redemptions, expenses, and liquidity needs, Fidelity stated that the fund may stake all of its assets under normal circumstances, with no minimum staking requirement. The fund aims to stake assets through its custodians: Anchorage Digital Bank, BitGo Bank, and Fidelity Digital Assets. According to the filing submitted Tuesday, the fund will retain 85% of total staking rewards, while the remainder will be treated as staking fees shared among the sponsors, custodians, and node operators. Net rewards from staking activity will first be used to cover the fund’s expenses, while the remainder will be distributed quarterly in cash in accordance with IRS Revenue Procedure 2025-31. Debate continues over EIP-8363 staking rewards The application comes as the Ethereum community remains deeply divided over staking rewards. Community members are debating the merits of Ethereum Improvement Proposal 8363, which proposes gradually reducing net staking yields to zero if the staking ratio exceeds 50%. While supporters say the proposal would help address Ethereum’s inflation problem and improve security, critics argue that it could harm decentralized finance (DeFi) and undermine the “Ethereum is a product” narrative among investors—a key selling point for institutional investors. The total amount of staked ETH has been trending upward since January, rising to 41.81 million ETH on Wednesday, with an additional 2.33 million ETH in the queue. Amount of staked Ethereum. Source: Validator Queue Meanwhile, Ethereum ETFs recorded two consecutive days of modest net outflows totaling $16.3 million, following $244.9 million in inflows last week—their best weekly performance since mid-April—according to SoSoValue data. The total net assets of these products remain affected by the decline in the crypto market, reaching $10.48 billion. Technical outlook for Ethereum: Ethereum remains within the bounds of the exponential moving averages The Ethereum market saw $32.3 million in liquidations over the past 24 hours, most notably $23.4 million in short liquidations. On the daily chart, Ethereum’s price is holding above the 20-day and 50-day exponential moving averages (EMAs) at $1,884 and $1,864, respectively, indicating a slight near-term positive trend, while the price remains capped by resistance at the 100-day EMA at $1,922. Momentum signals are weak, with the 14-day Relative Strength Index (RSI) hovering near the neutral level of 51, while the Stochastic oscillator (Stoch) is at 54, pointing to consolidation rather than a decisive directional move. On the upside, immediate resistance lies at the 100-day EMA, followed by a horizontal barrier at $1,961, before further levels at $2,172 and $2,431. Daily ETH/USDT chart On the downside, initial support levels are reinforced by the 20-day and 50-day EMAs. Additional support levels lie at $1,809 and $1,701, with deeper support at $1,507 and $1,415 in the event of a broader pullback. $ETH ‌